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@amazeelabs/silverback-graphql-persisted

v1.2.13

Published

> # DEPRECATED > > Functionality is replaced by `@amazeelabs/codegen-operation-ids`

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Readme

DEPRECATED

Functionality is replaced by @amazeelabs/codegen-operation-ids

GraphQL persisted queries for Silverback

This is a set of helpers to be used with query functions generated by @graphql-codegen/typescript-react-query and/or @graphql-codegen/typescript-graphql-request.

General setup

  1. Add packages to project.

    pnpm add @amazeelabs/silverback-graphql-persisted
    pnpm add -D graphql-codegen-persisted-query-ids
  2. Configure codegen to generate client and server query maps. Example:

    codegen.yml

    overwrite: true
    generates:
      # ...
      ../cms/generated/persisted-queries-map.json:
        schema: ../cms/generated/schema.composed.graphqls
        documents:
          - ./queries/**/*.graphql
          - ./mutations/**/*.graphql
        plugins:
          - graphql-codegen-persisted-query-ids
        config:
          output: server
          algorithm: sha256
      generated/persisted-queries-map.json:
        schema: ../cms/generated/schema.composed.graphqls
        documents:
          - ./queries/**/*.graphql
          - ./mutations/**/*.graphql
        plugins:
          - graphql-codegen-persisted-query-ids
        config:
          output: client
          algorithm: sha256

For @graphql-codegen/typescript-react-query

  1. Prepare custom fetcher using persistedFetcher from this package. Example:

    src/commons/fetcher.ts

    import { persistedFetcher } from '@amazeelabs/silverback-graphql-persisted';
    
    import queryMap from '../../generated/persisted-queries-map.json';
    
    export function fetcher<TData, TVariables>(
      query: string,
      variables?: TVariables,
    ): () => Promise<TData> {
      return persistedFetcher(
        process.env.GATSBY_GRAPHQL_ENDPOINT!,
        queryMap,
        query,
        variables,
      );
    }
  2. Use it in codegen.yml. Example:

    codegen.yml

    overwrite: true
    generates:
      # ...
      generated/queries.ts:
        # ...
        plugins:
          - 'typescript'
          - 'typescript-operations'
          - 'typescript-react-query'
        config:
          fetcher: ../src/commons/fetcher#fetcher

For @graphql-codegen/typescript-graphql-request

Update getSdk calls providing a fetch wrapped with withPersistedQueries from this package. Example:

import { withPersistedQueries } from '@amazeelabs/silverback-graphql-persisted';

import { getSdk } from '../../generated/mutations';

const sdk = getSdk(
  new GraphQLClient(process.env.GATSBY_GRAPHQL_ENDPOINT!, {
    fetch: withPersistedQueries(fetch, queryMap),
  }),
);

Backend setup

See silverback_graphql_persisted package.